You were made to accomplish incredible things. Get started here.
We’ve created a space within St. Paul, Minnesota where academic rigor meets an amazing college experience. Here, you’ll be challenged through classroom dialogue and hands-on learning to reach your goals and make a difference in the world. With over 100 areas of study to choose from, you’ll leave prepared for whatever the future holds.
91%
of seniors rank their Bethel education as good or excellent
#11
ranking among Midwest universities
- 2018 U.S. News Best Midwest Universities7th
in U.S. News' "10 colleges where the most students study abroad"
Life at Bethel
We’re called to live out our faith and try to be more like Christ.
It’s not just something we talk about. We work hard to understand Christ’s message and try our best to spread His love, every day.
We know this isn’t easy.
It asks a lot from each of us. That’s why we don’t work at it alone. We challenge each other to be better. We support each other. And we're here to encourage and uplift you on your walk.
And we have a lot of fun while we're at it.
There's a lot going on at Bethel. And every day we're inspired to start something new. Clubs, sports, student events, service projects, study abroad programs, and leadership opportunities, to name a few. You'll have plenty of chances to discover your passions, do things you love, and build lifelong friendships.
Tuition & Financial Aid
A college education is important. We’ll help you pay for it.
We believe that an excellent education should be value-enhancing. Thanks to support from many generous donors, we've found ways to help you attain an affordable, quality degree. We've also packed our tuition with freebies that reduce the net cost of going to school—including free tutoring, health, counseling, and career services. We do all this because we know that with the right support every single one of our students can succeed.
100%
incoming students who receive financial aid
$52.3 million
total gift aid given to Bethel students
$22k average salary difference between a person with a college degree and a person without one